Save the Children Philippines

24/09/2026

Kapag may senyales ng sakit sa bahay, mahalagang magsabi agad sa barangay health worker o barangay epidemiology surveillance unit at magpakonsulta sa pinakamalapit na health center.

Ang maagang pag-uulat at pagkilos ay nakakatulong upang maagapan ang sakit at maprotektahan ang kalusugan ng mga bata, pamilya, at komunidad.

Panoorin ang iba pang mga paraan upang mapanatiling ligtas at malusog ang inyong pamilya.

Sama-sama nating tiyakin ang malusog na simula at mas ligtas na kinabukasan para sa bawat bata.

23/09/2026

From Nakali to the world! 🌴✨💜

A month ago, more than 40 children from Save the Children Philippines’ areas of work got to be among the first to experience the "Forgotten Island," a world inspired by the Filipino stories, myths, and memories many of us grew up with.

Now that Forgotten Island is reaching audiences nationwide and around the world, we’re cheering for the film, for our Ambassador Liza Soberano as Raissa, and for all young people finding their own way through growing up

We hope more Filipino children are reminded of something important: growing up may mean finding your own path, but you don’t have to find it alone.

Congratulations and thank you to Liza, H.E.R. (HER Music), Januel Mercado, Joel Crawford, DreamWorks Animation, Universal Pictures PH, and everyone who brought Nakali to life.

17/09/2026

Act before disaster strikes.

Save the Children Philippines welcomes the passage of the Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR) of Republic Act No. 12287, or the “Declaration of State of Imminent Disaster Act.”

The law gives the government a window to act days before a typhoon or other forecastable hazard hits. It strengthens anticipatory action so children, families, and communities can prepare earlier and act ahead of a disaster.

Save the Children has been part of the IRR drafting process since last year. Our inputs helped shape provisions that support early action, including:

✏️ Measures to keep children learning
💵 Multipurpose commodity vouchers as part of the menu of Social Amelioration Programs

We also helped shape provisions recognizing the role of local governments, including their ability to declare a state of imminent disaster based on local scenarios.

Now, let’s take the next step: bring the law to the communities it is meant to serve. Learn more about our work on disaster risk reduction and resilience and humanitarian action: https://www.savethechildren.org.ph/

Child Rights Network (CRN) Philippines

15/09/2026

Run for children ❤️

Join Clark Marriott Hotel Night Pulse 2026 and support Save the Children Philippines’ programs that help children have a healthy start in life, access to learning, and protection from harm.




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14/09/2026

A step forward for children’s digital safety 🛡️

Save the Children Philippines’ recommendations are reflected in the House of Representatives of the Philippines Committee on the Welfare of Children’s report on the Children’s Social Media and Online Gaming Safety Act.

It calls for stronger, balanced measures on age-appropriate design and content, age assurance and verification, privacy protections, child participation, and support for parents and caregivers.

The child’s rights organization, together with the Child Rights Network (CRN) Philippines, will continue to share its expertise and carry children’s voices as the proposed law moves toward passage.

10/09/2026

Hindi mo kailangang harapin mag-isa.

Kapag nakakaranas ng bullying ang isang bata, malaking bagay ang may taong handang makinig at tumulong.

Ngayong World Su***de Prevention Day, kumustahin natin ang mga bata, pakinggan sila, at ipaalala: may malalapitan.

Watch “Ligtas Ka” to learn who children can turn to when they experience bullying.

Tumawag sa Makabata Helpline 1383 kung kailangan mo ng tulong.

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09/09/2026

What if every hour spent volunteering could help change a child's future?

Thanks to the commitment of IBM Philippines employees and the company's support through volunteer hour matching, more than ₱1.5 million has been donated to Save the Children Philippines since 2025.

This remarkable achievement shows that giving back does not always start with a donation. Sometimes, it starts with showing up, sharing your time, and lending your skills.

Join us in turning volunteerism into even greater change. Reach out to [email protected]

💙 Together, every hour counts.



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09/09/2026

When disasters strike, children can’t afford to wait. And neither can we.

At our Humanitarian Forum on Sept. 7, members of Save the Children’s Batang Empowered Resilience Team (BERT) from Bulihan National High School in Malolos, Bulacan, brought this message directly to executives and officers from more than 40 companies.

The young leaders shared their experiences with disasters and insights into the emergency preparedness systems they helped develop, as well as the importance of giving children a voice in decisions that affect them.

“Behind opportunities like BERT are adults and organizations that chose to invest in children, listen to us, teach us, and give us spaces where we can participate,” said Aliyah and Gracie.

Business leaders responded with commitments to support lifesaving assistance and stronger systems before, during, and after disasters.

Thank you to Sheraton Manila Hotel, Marriott Worldwide Business Council Philippines, British Chamber of Commerce Philippines, and all our attendees for joining the conversation.

Interested in partnering with us to support children affected by disasters? Connect with our Corporate Team at 📧 [email protected].

04/09/2026

When communities know what to look for, children get the care they need sooner.

For Imel, 60, a member of the Committee on Health in Infanta, Quezon, protecting children’s health starts with something simple: making sure families know when a child needs help.

Through stronger community health monitoring, parent education, and support from local health workers, families are becoming more confident in recognizing common childhood illnesses and seeking care early.

“Now it feels lighter because more people are involved.”

Read her full story: https://www.savethechildren.org.ph/our-work/our-stories/story/one-home-visit-at-a-time-how-imel-helps-keep-children-healthy-in-infanta/

03/09/2026

Sa unang senyales pa lamang ng sakit, kumonsulta agad at sundin ang payo ng health workers upang mabigyan ang bata ng tamang suporta.

Mahalaga ang maagap na pagkilos upang maprotektahan ang kalusugan at kapakanan ng bawat bata. Panoorin ang video upang malaman kung paano at saan ito dapat gawin.